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The Delhi High Court has opined that when both spouses possess equivalent qualifications and earn commensurate incomes, the provision for […]

The victim or the IO cannot keep on filing such applications for recording of statements any number of times without

“The Family Courts Act, 1984 was enacted pursuant to the 59th Report of the Law Commission wherein it was stressed

Despite the absence of a finalized police report in an ongoing case concerning an individual accused of an offense under

In a significant legal development, the High Court of Jharkhand has overturned a previous ruling by the family court. The

A recent judgment rendered by a Family Court in Mumbai expounded that prenuptial agreements, while not endowed with legally binding

The Kerala High Court has pronounced that a Muslim wife who procures a ‘Khula’ divorce is not eligible to assert

The Court said that the wife’s contention that she was legally wedded and thus entitled to maintenance cannot be accepted

The Karnataka High Court, in response to a petition filed by the married daughter of a deceased employee of the

The court also relied on the section 7 of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, which provides that a Hindu marriage may

Family Court Judge Harish Kumar accepted majority of the allegations made by Dhawan against his estranged wife and held that

The practice of giving long dates was criticised by the Supreme Court last year when the High Court while issuing

In the case at hand, the husband’s contradictory statements about his employment and dependency on others for income created doubt

In a recent divorce case, the Kerala High Court rendered a judgment asserting that the act of withholding mutual consent

In a recent legal pronouncement, the Kerala High Court has articulated that the registering authority tasked with processing marriage applications

The Commission has proposed amendments to address situations where there is approval, even if not consent in the eyes of

The Delhi High Court has rendered a judgment delineating that the establishment of social connections, whether at the workplace or

The Court also noted that making friends at the workplace or talking to them is not a cruel act or

“The condition of epilepsy is neither an incurable disease nor can it be considered a mental disorder or a psychopathic

Thiruvananthapuram, Sep 22: The Kerala High Court has intervened and decided to dissolve a marriage that was on the rocks